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Definition
Synonym
Rhythmusmaschine
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Rhythmusmaschine
f
mus.
Rhythmusmaschine
n
pl
rhythm unit
rhythm units
Rhythmusmaschine
f
mus.
Rhythmusmaschine
n
pl
rhythm unit
rhythm units
Metrum
n
, Takt
m
, Rhythmus
m
mus.
measure
Rhythmus
m
Rhythmen
pl
aus dem Rhythmus kommen
rhythm
rhythms
to lose the rhythm
Rhythmus
m
, Tonfall
m
Rhythmen
pl
, Tonfälle
pl
cadence
cadences
Takt
m
, Rhythmus
m
, Tempo
n
mus.
den Takt schlagen
time
to beat time
zirkadian, zyklisch
adj
, im 24-Stunden-Rhythmus
circadian
Rhythmus
cadence
Rhythmus, Tonfall
cadence
Rhythmus
rhythm
Rhythmus
beat
Metrum
n
; Takt
m
; Rhythmus
m
mus.
measure
Rhythmus
m
; Tonfall
m
Rhythmen
pl
; Tonfälle
pl
cadence
cadences
Tagesrhythmus
m
; zirkadianer Rhythmus
circadian rhythms
Takt
m
; Rhythmus
m
; Tempo
n
mus.
den Takt schlagen
außer Takt
aus dem Takt kommen
den Takt angeben
den Takt angeben
übtr.
time
to beat time
out of time
to get out of time
to keep time
to dictate the rhythm
fig.
zirkadian; zyklisch
adj
; im 24-Stunden-Rhythmus
circadian
(gutes) Ohr
n
(für etw.) (Sinn für Sprache oder Klang)
übtr.
ein (gutes) Ohr für Rhythmus und Melodie haben
Ohne das „es“ klingt der Satz in meinen Ohren komisch.
Das ist Musik in meinen Ohren.
ear (for sth.) (appreciation of language or sound)
fig.
to have an ear for rhythm and melody
The sentence sounds odd to my ears without the "it."
This is music to my ears.
Rhythmus
m
mus.
Disco-Rhythmus
Polyrhythmus
m
Sprechrhythmus
m
ausgeprägter Rhythmus; mitreißender Rhythmus (Popmusik)
mitreißende afrikanische Rhythmen
rhythm
disco beat
polyrhythm
speech rhythm
pronounced rhythm; strong beat; groove (popular music)
African grooves
etw. diktieren; vorschreiben; vorgeben; gebieten
geh.
v
diktierend; vorschreibend; vorgebend; gebietend
den Rhythmus vorgeben (Sache)
übtr.
diktiert; vorgeschrieben; vorgegeben; geboten
Die Not gebietet es.
Lass dir von anderen nichts vorschreiben.
to dictate sth.
dictating
to dictate the rhythm (matter)
fig.
dictated
Necessity dictates it.
Don't let yourself be dictated to by others.
einstimmiger Sprechgesang
m
(mit gleichförmigem Rhythmus); (monotone) Choralrezitation
f
; Cantus planus
m
mus.
hist.
monophonic chant; plainchant; plainsong, cantus planus
Rhythmusmaschine
f
mus.
Rhythmusmaschine
n
pl
rhythm unit
rhythm units
Deutsche
Rhythmusmaschine Synonyme
Englische
rhythm unit Synonyme
rhythm
Alexandrine
accent
accentuation
alternation
amphibrach
amphimacer
anacrusis
anapest
antispast
ar
rhythm
ia
arsis
bacchius
balance
beat
beating
beauty
cadence
cadency
caesura
catalexis
chloriamb
chloriambus
colon
concinnity
counterpoint
cretic
cyclicalness
dactyl
dactylic hexameter
diaeresis
dimeter
dipody
dochmiac
downbeat
drumming
elegiac
elegiac couplet
elegiac pentameter
emphasis
epitrite
equilibrium
euphony
feminine caesura
flutter
foot
harmony
heartbeat
heartthrob
heptameter
heptapody
heroic couplet
hexameter
hexapody
iamb
iambic
iambic pentameter
ictus
intermittence
intermittency
ionic
jingle
level of stress
lilt
masculine caesura
measure
measuredness
meter
metrical accent
metrical foot
metrical group
metrical unit
metrics
metron
molossus
mora
movement
number
numbers
order
orderedness
oscillation
paeon
palpitation
pendulum motion
pentameter
pentapody
period
periodicalness
periodicity
piston motion
pitapat
pitter-patter
primary stress
proceleusmatic
proportion
prosodics
prosody
pulsation
pulse
pyrrhic
quantity
rat-a-tat
rataplan
reappearance
recurrence
regular wave motion
reoccurrence
return
rhyme
rhythm
ic pattern
rhythm
ical stress
seasonality
secondary stress
spondee
sprung
rhythm
staccato
stress
stress accent
stress pattern
sweetness
swing
symmetry
syzygy
tempo
tertiary stress
tetrameter
tetrapody
tetraseme
thesis
throb
throbbing
time
timing
tribrach
trimeter
tripody
triseme
trochee
undulation
upbeat
weak stress
rhythm
-and-blues
acid rock
avant-garde jazz
ballroom music
bebop
boogie-woogie
bop
country rock
dance music
dances
folk rock
hard rock
hot jazz
jazz
jive
mainstream jazz
musical suite
rag
ragtime
rock
rock-and-roll
suite
suite of dances
swing
syncopated music
syncopation
the new music
rhythm
ic
alternate
antispastic
beating
cadenced
cadent
circling
cyclic
dactylic
epochal
even
every other
iambic
in numbers
in
rhythm
intermittent
isochronal
measured
metric
metronomic
oscillatory
palpitant
periodical
pitapat
prosodic
pulsatile
pulsating
pulsative
pulsatory
pulsing
pyrrhic
reciprocal
recurrent
recurring
regular
rhythm
ical
rotary
scanning
seasonal
serial
spondaic
staccato
steady
throbbing
trochaic
undulant
undulatory
wavelike
wheeling
rhythm
ical
alternate
antispastic
beating
cadenced
cadent
circling
cyclic
dactylic
epochal
even
every other
iambic
in numbers
in
rhythm
intermittent
isochronal
measured
metric
metronomic
oscillatory
palpitant
periodical
pitapat
prosodic
pulsatile
pulsating
pulsative
pulsatory
pulsing
pyrrhic
reciprocal
recurrent
recurring
rhythm
ic
rotary
scanning
seasonal
serial
spondaic
staccato
steady
throbbing
trochaic
undulant
undulatory
wavelike
wheeling
Rhythmusmaschine Definition
Rhythm
(
n.
)
In
the
widest
sense,
a
dividing
into
short
portions
by
a
regular
succession
of
motions,
impulses,
sounds,
accents,
etc.,
producing
an
agreeable
effect,
as
in
music
poetry,
the
dance,
or
the
like.
Rhythm
(
n.
)
Movement
in
musical
time,
with
periodical
recurrence
of
accent
Rhythm
(
n.
)
A
division
of
lines
into
short
portions
by
a
regular
succession
of
arses
and
theses,
or
percussions
and
remissions
of
voice
on
words
or
syllables.
Rhythm
(
n.
)
The
harmonious
flow
of
vocal
sounds.
Unit
(
n.
)
A
single
thing
or
person.
Unit
(
n.
)
The
least
whole
number
Unit
(
n.
)
A
gold
coin
of
the
reign
of
James
I.,
of
the
value
of
twenty
shillings.
Unit
(
n.
)
Any
determinate
amount
or
quantity
(as
of
length,
time,
heat,
value)
adopted
as
a
standard
of
measurement
for
other
amounts
or
quantities
of
the
same
kind.
Unit
(
n.
)
A
single
thing,
as
a
magnitude
or
number,
regarded
as
an
undivided
whole.
rhythm unit / rhythm units Bedeutung
whole
unit
an
assemblage
of
parts
that
is
regarded
as
a
single
entity,
how
big
is
that
part
compared
to
the
whole?,
the
team
is
a
unit
rhythm
method
of
birth
control
rhythm
method
rhythm
calendar
method
of
birth
control
calendar
method
natural
family
planning
in
which
ovulation
is
assumed
to
occur
days
before
the
onset
of
a
period
(the
fertile
period
would
be
assumed
to
extend
from
daythrough
day
of
her
cycle)
booster
booster
rocket
booster
unit
takeoff
booster
takeoff
rocket
the
first
stage
of
a
multistage
rocket
Bunker
Buster
Guided
Bomb
Unit-
GBU-
a
,
pound
laser-guided
bomb
that
can
be
programmed
to
penetrate
to
a
given
depth
before
exploding,
used
to
penetrate
hardened
underground
facilities
central
processing
unit
CPU
C.P.U.
central
processor
processor
mainframe
(computer
science)
the
part
of
a
computer
(a
microprocessor
chip)
that
does
most
of
the
data
processing,
the
CPU
and
the
memory
form
the
central
part
of
a
computer
to
which
the
peripherals
are
attached
loudspeaker
speaker
speaker
unit
loudspeaker
system
speaker
system
electro-acoustic
transducer
that
converts
electrical
signals
into
sounds
loud
enough
to
be
heard
at
a
distance
round
unit
of
ammunition
one
shot
a
charge
of
ammunition
for
a
single
shot
semiconductor
device
semiconductor
unit
semiconductor
a
conductor
made
with
semiconducting
material
visual
display
unit
VDU
(British)
British
term
for
video
display
wall
unit
a
piece
of
furniture
having
several
units
that
stands
against
one
wall
of
a
room
unit
character
(genetics)
a
character
inherited
on
an
all-or-none
basis
and
dependent
on
the
presence
of
a
single
gene
rhythm
regular
recurrence
recurring
at
regular
intervals
cardiac
rhythm
heart
rhythm
the
rhythm
of
a
beating
heart
atrioventricular
nodal
rhythm
nodal
rhythm
the
normal
cardiac
rhythm
when
the
heart
is
controlled
by
the
atrioventricular
node
unit
a
single
undivided
whole,
an
idea
is
not
a
unit
that
can
be
moved
from
one
brain
to
another
language
unit
linguistic
unit
one
of
the
natural
units
into
which
linguistic
messages
can
be
analyzed
rhythm
and
blues
R
and
B
a
combination
of
blues
and
jazz
that
was
developed
in
the
United
States
by
Black
musicians,
an
important
precursor
of
rock
'n'
roll
rhythm
speech
rhythm
the
arrangement
of
spoken
words
alternating
stressed
and
unstressed
elements,
the
rhythm
of
Frost's
poetry
rhythm
beat
musical
rhythm
the
basic
rhythmic
unit
in
a
piece
of
music,
the
piece
has
a
fast
rhythm,
the
conductor
set
the
beat
poetic
rhythm
rhythmic
pattern
prosody
(prosody)
a
system
of
versification
sprung
rhythm
a
poetic
rhythm
that
imitates
the
rhythm
of
speech
metrical
foot
foot
metrical
unit
(prosody)
a
group
of
or
syllables
forming
the
basic
unit
of
poetic
rhythm
family
family
unit
primary
social
group,
parents
and
children,
he
wanted
to
have
a
good
job
before
starting
a
family
unit
investment
trust
unit
trust
a
regulated
investment
company
consisting
of
professional
managers
who
issue
redeemable
securities
representing
a
portfolio
of
many
different
securities,
you
can
invest
in
a
unit
investment
trust
for
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little
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$
administrative
unit
administrative
body
a
unit
with
administrative
responsibilities
coronary
care
unit
a
hospital
unit
specially
staffed
and
equipped
to
treat
patients
with
serious
cardiac
problems
neonatal
intensive
care
unit
NICU
an
intensive
care
unit
designed
with
special
equipment
to
care
for
premature
or
seriously
ill
newborn
intensive
care
unit
ICU
a
hospital
unit
staffed
and
equipped
to
provide
intensive
care
unit
social
unit
an
organization
regarded
as
part
of
a
larger
social
group,
the
coach
said
the
offensive
unit
did
a
good
job,
after
the
battle
the
soldier
had
trouble
rejoining
his
unit
army
unit
a
military
unit
that
is
part
of
an
army
naval
unit
a
military
unit
that
is
part
of
a
navy
air
unit
a
military
unit
that
is
part
of
the
airforce
military
unit
military
force
military
group
force
a
unit
that
is
part
of
some
military
service,
he
sent
Caesar
a
force
of
six
thousand
men
paramilitary
paramilitary
force
paramilitary
unit
paramilitary
organization
paramilitary
organisation
a
group
of
civilians
organized
in
a
military
fashion
(especially
to
operate
in
place
of
or
to
assist
regular
army
troops)
Sparrow
Unit
a
hit
squad
of
the
New
People's
Army
in
the
Philippines
percussion
section
percussion
rhythm
section
the
section
of
a
band
or
orchestra
that
plays
percussion
instruments
identity
matrix
unit
matrix
a
scalar
matrix
in
which
all
of
the
diagonal
elements
are
unity
political
unit
political
entity
a
unit
with
political
responsibilities
artillery
artillery
unit
an
army
unit
that
uses
big
guns
unit
building
block
a
single
undivided
natural
thing
occurring
in
the
composition
of
something
else,
units
of
nucleic
acids
unit
cell
the
smallest
group
of
atoms
or
molecules
whose
repetition
at
regular
intervals
in
three
dimensions
produces
the
lattices
of
a
crystal
rhythm
and
blues
musician
a
performer
(and
sometimes
composer)
of
rhythm
and
blues
music
alpha
rhythm
alpha
wave
the
normal
brainwave
in
the
electroencephalogram
of
a
person
who
is
awake
but
relaxed,
occurs
with
a
frequency
of
-
hertz
beta
rhythm
beta
wave
the
normal
brainwave
in
the
encephalogram
of
a
person
who
is
awake
and
alert,
occurs
with
a
frequency
between
andhertz
delta
rhythm
delta
wave
the
normal
brainwave
in
the
encephalogram
of
a
person
in
deep
dreamless
sleep,
occurs
with
high
voltage
and
low
frequency
(
to
hertz)
pressure
pressure
level
force
per
unit
area
the
force
applied
to
a
unit
area
of
surface,
measured
in
pascals
(SI
unit)
or
in
dynes
(cgs
unit),
the
compressed
gas
exerts
an
increased
pressure
theta
rhythm
theta
wave
the
normal
brainwave
in
the
encephalogram
of
a
person
who
is
awake
but
relaxed
and
drowsy,
occurs
with
low
frequency
and
low
amplitude
unit
cost
calculated
cost
for
a
given
unit
of
a
product
rate
charge
per
unit
amount
of
a
charge
or
payment
relative
to
some
basis,
a
-minute
phone
call
at
that
rate
would
cost
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